@ma1ybe Real social harmony relies on mutual responsibility: guests must act with respect and self-control, while hosts maintain decorum. Framing any expectation of modesty as "enabling bad behavior" ignores how personal boundaries work in the real world.
@ma1ybe This conflates social etiquette with actual danger. Asking someone to dress less revealingly around company is a standard boundary-setting that distinguishes a private family space from a semi-public hosting space.
@Jameca2011 I used to work at Walmart and hadn't gone for a few months after I quit and the entire place was rearranged and I nearly just walked out in disgust.
@YngviCom If the female body can magically create fat 'unrelated to consumption,' you’ve discovered a way to generate unlimited energy out of thin air. You should apply for a Nobel Prize.
@tioja_ I don't understand your reaction. He's critiquing modern marriage standards. Pointing out the dangers of superficiality and materialism is somehow disrespectful?
@acetthetics I don't understand your reaction. He's critiquing modern marriage standards. Pointing out the dangers of superficiality and materialism is somehow blackpill and kufr? That's a pretty serious claim.
@memonbhaa One scholarly opinion is that intention is needed even if submerged in water, the other is that without intention, wudu is still performed. Depends on the Madhab.
@stickygoons Y'all are weird for assuming the worst of people you don't know. What happened to benefit of the doubt? It's an 8 year old kid throwing a tantrum vs 2 grown adults, the odds are heavily in their favour 🤦